You have the right !

To open all windows if u think the passenger or passsengers u're despatching are ill and the disease can be transmitted by airborne .

Like coughing , sneezes and running nose .

This is the month u will see more coughing passengers and passengers si si su su running nose .

In my experience , whenever there is haze , there'll more people with flu and cough .

of course , as a courtesy , inform them nicely u are opening the windows for health sake .

i , for one , wouldn't want to get sick for that little taxi fare .

Not worth it .

Of course we cannot chase them down , so winding down all windows it's the only solution .

Kena flu and cough can cost u one week to 10 days , feeling really uncomfortable to drive .

Esp in and out of vehicle , in and out of aircon , even worst for us .

See doctor also not cheap knn .

Worst is you pass on to your family , children .

I do standby a face mask just in case i need it , i will use it .

And the worst for us cabbies ...

Whenever commuter is sick , taxi became their most important transport !!!

If passengers is sick , and u put on a mask , i really think it's fair for us . Don't think they mind at all .

No offense really .

If they felt offended , then too bad .

I'll stick put on a mask !

but if kamustaka how?? put on mask cannot talk to them liao leh...........